Nixon pushes hard line on drugs control at narcotics conference
President Nixon said the United States will suspend aid to nations protecting drug traffickers and outlined a broad crackdown. He noted more federally funded treatment facilities and aims to help up to a million heroin addicts annually if Congress funds it, while praising recent arrests and price increases as indicators of success. He pledged to cut red tape and drive traffickers from hiding.
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George S. McGovern
McGovern
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Richard Nixon
Laos
Thailand
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Whale's eye size noted and left handed births discussed
LM Boyd surveys curious facts from 1972 including the whale eye roughly grapefruit sized and a claim that 34 of 100 youngsters would be left handed without early intervention. The column touches on nudges toward ambidexterity, beauty contests, problem chiggers, and population studies with fall conceptions and June as a matrimonial peak.
VFW Buddy Poppies Sale Slated on Saturday
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary plan their annual Buddy Poppy Day in Washington this Saturday September 23. Volunteers will run sales of the red paper flowers from Golden Touch Decorators on the south side of the square. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the nationwide VFW poppy sale benefiting needy veterans and their families.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Washington
VFW
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Golden Touch
4-H Clubs Iowa Maidens Franklin Cubs and Jackson Boys summaries
The Iowa Maidens 4-H Club met at Diane Jarrard's home with mothers as guests. Mrs. Tom Giuntoli spoke on knits and club members collected magazines and bottles for Prairie Flower School. A Kalona business visit was planned for this month.
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Iowa Maidens
Diane Jarrard
Tom Giuntoli
Prairie Flower School
Kalona
Jackson
Jackson Boys
Fairgrounds
James Birney
Larry Escher
Jerry Roberts
Greg Hora
Myron Sojka
Brian Hora
Greg Marek
Tony Hora
Merry Eights Pinochle Club Meets at Home
AYLAND Sept 12 The Merry Eights Pinochle Club gathered at Mrs. Millard Schlatter home with Mrs. Virgil Aldrich as hostess. Guests included Mrs. Joe Davis Schlatter and Mrs. Kenneth Hesser. Pinochle at three tables. high prize won by Mrs. Dale Richenberger and low by Mrs. Joe Davis Schlatter. Refreshments served. Mrs. Max McGuire resumed duties as postal clerk after two week vacation for tests and hospital rest.
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Ezra Wittmer
Ayland
Millard Schlatter
Virgil Aldrich
Joe Davis Schlatter
Mt. Pleasant
Kenneth Hesser
Dale Richenberger
Max McGuire
Attorneys and law firms listed with addresses
A compilation of law firms and attorneys with office locations and phone numbers. Dectory Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Morrison Morrison and Lloyd John C Owen Stewart Shearer Abstract Dept offices on South B West Washington East Main West Main Main Street zip code area.
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Livingston, Day, Kehoe
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Iowa Cattle Outlook Sees Mixed Prospects for 1973
ISU extension economist Gene Futrell warns cattlemen of average or below returns into 1973 due to higher feeder cattle and feed costs. Slaughter cattle profits depend on feeder prices $5-$7 above a year ago, with demand for beef uncertain despite strong 1972 demand. Forecasts point to 7-8% year-end and 6-7% Q1 1973 increases in marketings, potential stabilization near current levels, and retail price relief from lower wholesale prices. By-products support prices, with live steer values at $33.50 to $35.50 in coming months.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension Outlook
Futrell
ISU
Iowa
Missouri River
Forecasts Set for 1973 Cattle Prices and Noise Rules at Fullerton High
Futrell forecasts 1973 average prices near 1972 levels with early 1973 steers around 35 dollars per hundredweight and spring prices near 3 dollars. late 1973 expected near 1972 figures. Fullerton High imposes a 92 decibel limit on bands at dances, fines apply if exceeded.
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Fullerton, Calif
UPI
Fullerton High School
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Production Credit Association
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Maplewood Manor
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